RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY
A home has an address. A property has a history.
Before buying, selling or reorganizing a residential property, understand how it is identified in its registry records. A title study gathers the information reviewed and presents it in an organized report.
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Three questions that go beyond the front door
Which property is it?
We review the available identification: registry number, district, description and references that help guide the research.
Who appears as the owner?
The report records documented ownership and the acquisition history examined within the service scope.
What needs attention?
Identified liens, entries and pending documents are organized to make the findings easier to review.
PREPARATION THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE
Prepare your property reference
- Home address and municipality.
- Registry number and district, if known.
- Any available deed or previous study.
- Purpose of the request: purchase, sale or another matter.